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WOW!

I have "only" been away for 1 month or so not visiting the forum here and what do I find coming back? All work done. I am ashamed that I have not been of any help so far!

If I can do anything, please let me know. I can offer funds as well as time (being on kind of sabbatical at the moment ...

Great!

I just need to bring on PC back to life (hop that will not take the whole day ...) then I will immediatly try out the thing you posted.

Hope it will work. Will feedback on that other thread!

Thanks again! Hope I can sometime give back some value to you and others also.
jwka

miljbee,

thanks for that exhaustive explanation. I need to deal with it, I fear. Hope to find the time soon to investigate Python a bit more in depth, maybe I will write a "simple receiver" from the one that is implemented at the moment. Since I do not produce the pyc files, that's one hurdle less ...

miljbee, strottle,

Thanks so much for that Infos which enlight truly why I was not successful! I have not read this from the Python code.

I guess that protocol is a pain for a true internal process, because this is too much of a burden ... it will be nice for a secured app and so on, but for a ...

Brett,

thanks for that hint.

Unfortunately, I am not familiar with Python yet - and too much other things at the moment on my list.

So, could you enlight me a bit with additional informatiion?

What exactly needs a sender to send to bring a text through and ahave the event fired in EG?

Thanks so ...

Hey miljbee,

could you provide a little bit of documentation aside? Being not a c# programmer, I have no idea how I could utilize your stuff in eg.

Thanks
jwka

Hi,

I am having an app, that can send Sockets via TCPIP, which - from the app's debugger are truly sent to eg. - st least to the machine EG runs on.

I used port 10401 that shall be unused by any other app running on the pc, the firewall fo the test is switched off to be sure no problems on that ...

ok. will try out the "fishing" aspect ... I just wodered if there is a more EG specific "Languale / Module Reference" where I could read the valid methos and attributes supplied by EG in general.

Thanks
jwka

Thru my efforts, I could - only indirectly - reach bitmonster.

I was told to be patient and that no change on status until he will make a response to the requests.

here is the original quote:

"Herr xxx wird sich bei Gelegenheit melden, bis dahin sollten Sie sich gedulden. Vorerst wird sich am ...

Maybe it makes sense to join forces & coordinate who's doing what, as well as exchange "Real Names", so in case one or the other would have contact, he/she could refer / identify if someone else is already working on the same thing.

I am German and have tried to make contact to Lars-Peter and it ...

As I am German, thoufgt to give it a try.

So, I was trying to call him, with no success so far. Will try through the weekend as well.

If anyone has additional Information, please let me know.

jwka

Thanks Pako for making that clear.

I guess Brett might have mixed things up a bit.

jwka

Thanks, Brett, will follow the links & try out your suggestions.

And ... you mentionned that bitmonster strongly recommends NOT to use eg.globals, what would be the alternative to that defining variables / objects to be used in multiple scripts?

rgds
jwka

I have read (I guess) all pages of the EventGhost Website.

Since not being too familiar with Object oriented programming and Python, I would love to find some more in depth reference and manuals for the programming capabilities of the Python Scripts, especially for the eg.Objects.

I.e.:
- what ...

With the eg.globals.myvar = 100 statement I could set a global var.

But what if I would like to compare it against another value I have and I have not yet set the global var to any value?

in PHP there is the is_set() function. Anyway to do similar in python like eg.globals.myvar.exist = true ...